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I hate to speak ill of the dead (unless it's Jerry) but Kneeland never came close to replacing him.

He flushed Hurts out of the pocket more than once, so he wasn't a complete zero. Got away with a trip, though.

Pfft. We never take advantage of injury-shattered units. See: Seattle playoff game.

the Jet we should have traded for

that's my boo :heart:

Yep, higher draft pick for Giants. :facepalm

:tiphat

Hopefully Gmen win and worsen their draft positioning

Worse overpay? 1) Dallas trading for Williams 2) Dbair purchasing DCU

He really is the worst. Still better than Superpunk, though.

Parsons didn't, despite being younger and more dynamic than Williams. The price for whiffing on Mazi has been very steep indeed.

So we had to overpay because Jerry the GM sucks at his job. That makes me feel a lot better. :facepalm

Two people have killed themselves to get away from him. :tiptoe

What stats would he have to put up in Dallas to justify the trade in your mind?

Tyron Smith (first round) and DLaw (second) gave us many years of high-quality play. Conversely, we gave up those same high picks for a guy pushing 30 with a lot of miles on him. If Williams plays at a high level here for more than three years, I'll be shocked.

The fact that the Niners, an organization way way smarter and more successful than us, couldn't salvage Lance should've told Jerry to stay away.

Pickens? Depends. You expect a third rounder to play for you for many years. If he leaves after one year, then yes, an overpay. If we get a third round comp pick, then I'll change my mind. And can he ever catch a pass without grandstanding or taunting? He's quickly becoming the Sam Williams of...

When we trade for players, we overpay (Williams, Mingo, Lance). When we trade players away, we don't get nearly enough (Parsons).